Month: August 2025

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Shopping online is no longer anything special. You spend a few minutes scrolling

Breaking the E-Commerce Myth: Dmytro Lavryniuk on Building Business from Scratch

September 11, 2025
California currently ranks third in the nation for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests, behind Texas and Florida

Norcal Resist’s Giselle Garcia on Supporting Immigrants as Sacramento’s ICE Arrests Double

September 11, 2025
"The Lehman Trilogy," now playing at Capital Stage, traces the story arc from the brothers’ beginnings

Capital Stage’s ‘The Lehman Trilogy’ is a Fascinating Journey from Lehman Brothers’ Beginnings to its Crash Ending

September 10, 2025
Fall in California is a special time — the heat fades, vineyards turn golden, and cities come alive with festivals

California in Fall 2025: Where to Go and What to See

September 10, 2025
One of the programs that serves about 300 of these kids is the non-profit Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Sacramento

Federal Cuts Lead to Uncertainty for Foster Care in Sacramento

September 10, 2025
This fall, a new debate is heating up in the U.S. after researchers from UC Berkeley published a study that questions how fair the American tax system really is.

Why Do Billionaires Pay Less Taxes Than the Middle Class?

September 9, 2025
The free festival is organized by nonprofit organization Bukang Liwayway Pilipino-Amerikano Pangarap Asosasyon

Bayanihan Festival in Sacramento Celebrates Local Filipino Culture

September 9, 2025
Californians experienced a scary moment this week when an AMBER Alert was issued for a missing 1-year-old boy

AMBER Alert in California: Missing Baby Found Safe

September 8, 2025
If you only go to one show for the rest of this year — though I’d urge you not to limit yourself in such a manner — “Accomplice” would be a worthwhile choice.

Comedy-Thriller ‘Accomplice’ Proves Chautauqua is a Driving Force for High-Caliber Theater in The Sacramento Valley

September 6, 2025
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